Native American Theatre can be described as one of the most ritualistic and ancient forms of art. But due to European colonization and the suppression of the Native American voice, the relationship society has with Native Americans leaves us feeling disconnected to their story and of their art. Native American Theatre incorporates ritual dances and “tale-telling”. The artistic training incorporates community values that translate well into modern society and the characteristics that stands out the most to me is their use of nonlinear timing and use of emotional intensity. We can thank the pioneers of Native American Theatre including Hanay Gelogamah who created a theatre ensemble in the 1970s to use western drama to give Native Americans a voice in the theatre arena. Today, there are about 1 million Native Americans who represent American society and some who can create the art of tell their story. Although it may not be the most popular form of entertainment, they have gained enough traction for some to know.